The Department of Justice investigation into Donald Trump’s possession of classified documents has recently come into light. What consequences will the former president, and America, face? 

President Kais Saied has initiated a constitutional referendum in Tunisia. This could have serious implications for a country once championed as the singular Arab democracy.

Australia and Korea both have zero-emissions targets for 2050, but a lack of knowledge and understanding have limited cooperation. A hydrogen economy could offer potential not just for Australia and Korea, but for all of East and Southeast Asia.

For the first time, prime minister and coup maker Frank Bainimarama faces the possibility of defeat. Can democracy survive the coming elections in Fiji?

Myanmar’s junta continues to pursue a baseless campaign against former leader Aung San Suu Kyi in the nation’s courts. But many others, like Sean Turnell, an Australian academic and advisor to Suu Kyi, have been caught in the political crossfire.

Pakistan has been independent for 75 years. However, the country is still plagued by deep structural problems that have hindered its political and economic development. 

The P5’s veto power has disempowered general consensus and subjugated member states, creating unequal nations in an institution of equals. It is time for change.

The Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment is a new G7 initiative. Following the lead of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, the program has the potential to benefit developing and developed countries alike.

Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri was killed by a drone strike late last month. While his death is significant, it is unlikely to be the death knell of his terrorist network.

Lithuania’s attempts to ban the passage of sanctioned goods to the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad has provoked Putin’s ire. Though the resulting crisis has been complex, Vilnius may have emerged as the loser.